Editorials

For a long time, it has been possible to overlook Turkey’s human rights failures. After all, the country was making... READ MORE

New York officials have again put off a decision on whether to allow hydraulic fracturing in the shale-gas-rich state,... READ MORE

What do you get when you bless one of the most corrupt countries in the world with newly discovered bounties of natural... READ MORE

Pakistan’s government is squandering its “Malala moment”: the chance to harness public outrage over the Taliban’s... READ MORE

Does size matter? When it comes to U.S. banks, the answer is increasingly yes. READ MORE

As the name suggests, the U.S. Espionage Act of 1917 is intended to punish those who commit acts of treason, whether for... READ MORE

Mitt Romney and Barack Obama have traded barbs over coal in both their debates, each accusing the other of failing to... READ MORE

Disregard what you may have read on the Internet or heard on cable TV: Apparently Barack Obama does want to be... READ MORE

The battle to save the euro turns on one question: Can large governments, notably Italy and Spain, get their debts under... READ MORE

Mitt Romney, who built Bain Capital LLC and ran Massachusetts with technocratic detachment, is a famously astute numbers... READ MORE

It is a truth believed by nations around the world that their borders are God-given and immutable. It’s also false. READ MORE

U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta made some alarming predictions during a speech on Oct. 11. Cyber attacks are... READ MORE